Yesaia 42:3-4

Yesaia 42:3-4 LEF

Ugyii ɔni na ɔ́bu unye ni, ulaƒɛ-nwu uledie. Na ogya ɔni mɔɔyuɛ ni, ulenine-nwu uledie. Mmomu ɔdubɔdi litemi lɛlɔ, na uti ala bɔbla ulu lɛlɔ siin uboku bekyuli akɔ uwi ƒui. Ulayila nwuna lɛnunsia, na enu lɛnɔ alaƒɛ-nwu úti útédu uwi ɔni na ɔ́ya na ala bɔbla ulu lɛlɔ siin bɔ́ƒɔ kalɔ ƒui lɛlɔ. Na kadi bamba kɔlɔ bekyuli ƒui báƒɔ nwuna ala ani na ɔɔtina.

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